La Toscana Resort

The hotel grounds are nicely arranged and look a lot like Tuscany, with plenty of photo spots. There’s a restaurant on site with decent food and breakfast, and the medium-sized pool is good for a morning dip after eating. The rooms are comfortable and roomy, and staff are generally helpful. Parking seemed limited, though, especially at busy times.

Breakfast had a nice range of Thai and Western dishes, and the staff were attentive and welcoming. They even remembered what I liked. My Juliet room at LA Toscana Ratchaburi was at the far end of the resort, on the second floor and right across from the pool. It felt private and peaceful there, with easy pool access and no noise or foot traffic bothering me. The elevated view and soft morning light through the windows were lovely. Inside, warm colors and vintage details gave the room a cozy, romantic feel. The bed was comfortable, the amenities were well maintained, and the place was impressively clean. Around the resort, there’s lush greenery, Mediterranean-style architecture, and quiet spots to slow down. It really felt like a little Tuscan hideaway, and I could enjoy a balcony coffee or time by the pool. A peaceful escape with European charm.

The green hills behind the hotel make a lovely backdrop to its modern take on an Italian village. Our room was large, with a huge bathroom, and there were lots of good photo spots. The food was excellent, especially the mushroom pizza. Staff were friendly, the pool was nice, and there was covered parking. Just outside, we found local restaurants, a fresh market, a good massage shop, and a hair salon.

The balcony had a nice view, and the service was good. My room was very clean and smelled good, with a massive bathroom. It’s an Italian-style hotel, and I recommend staying there.